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Don’t be fooled by the ads: “It looks like butter; it tastes like butter… It must be butter.” Chances are it’s toxic filth called diacetyl, which the food industry laughingly calls “butter flavor”. Chronic exposure to diacetyl, may worsen the harmful effects of a protein in the brain linked to Alzheimer’s disease, according to a […] The post Looks And Tastes Like Butter But Is Deadly Filth appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

A few months ago, I did a serious piece with a jokey title: if you’ve got cancer, take an aspirin. Salicylic acid, to give aspirin its posh name, can have pronounced anti-cancer effects. https://alternative-doctor.com/alternat/cancer/got-cancer-take-an-aspirin-youll-feel-better/ Now the same message has come around again. A study published online August 10, 2012, in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, also showed that aspirin puts the brake on cancers. We are not talking chemo-strength, or 100% protection, understand, but there is a measurable effect. The study was prompted because an analysis pooling results from existing randomized trials of daily aspirin (for heart and circulation benefits) found an estimated 37% reduction in cancer mortality among those using aspirin for 5 years or more [Lancet. 2012;379:1602–1612].

A few months ago, I did a serious piece with a jokey title: if you’ve got cancer, take an aspirin. Salicylic acid, to give aspirin its posh name, can have pronounced anti-cancer effects. http://alternative-doctor.com/alternat/cancer/got-cancer-take-an-aspirin-youll-feel-better/ Now the same message has come around again. A study published online August 10, 2012, in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, also showed that aspirin puts the brake on cancers. We are not talking chemo-strength, or 100% protection, understand, but there is a measurable effect. The study was prompted because an analysis pooling results from existing randomized trials of daily aspirin (for heart and circulation benefits) found an estimated 37% reduction in cancer mortality among those using aspirin for 5 years or more [Lancet. 2012;379:1602–1612].

Inflammation where? All over your body, of course. But guess what: Most of it is below the belt: it’s in your belly! Science has now come up with the latest understanding of what lies behind heart disease, Alzheimer’s, diabetes, arthritis, aging and even cancer… It’s fire in your belly, causing extensive and damaging inflammation. (inflammation is […]

Inflammation where? All over your body, of course. But guess what: Most of it is below the belt: it’s in your belly! Science has now come up with the latest understanding of what lies behind heart disease, Alzheimer’s, diabetes, arthritis, aging and even cancer… It’s fire in your belly, causing extensive and damaging inflammation. (inflammation is […] The post Silent inflammation is killing you appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

While the crackpots and crooks in conventional medicine tell as that antioxidants, especially vitamins C and E, selenium and beta-carotenes, are dangerous and “cause” cancer, here’s a refreshing study that shows without question they are not and may well reduce the incidence of deadly pancreatic cancer by TWO THIRDS. Pancreatic cancer kills more than 250,000 […]

While the crackpots and crooks in conventional medicine tell as that antioxidants, especially vitamins C and E, selenium and beta-carotenes, are dangerous and “cause” cancer, here’s a refreshing study that shows without question they are not and may well reduce the incidence of deadly pancreatic cancer by TWO THIRDS. Pancreatic cancer kills more than 250,000 […] The post Antioxidants Block Two Thirds Of Pancreatic Cancers appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

Never Say America Is Finished It’s still the land of amazing possibilities. Where else, I wonder, could a 15 year old kid come up with a successful $3 screening test for deadly pancreatic cancer and get it patented? Because that’s what happened…. Jack Andraka, a pupil at a Maryland high school student, came up with a quick basic dip-stick sensor test, using simple diabetic test paper and a $50 meter from Home Depot. He focused specifically on early-stage pancreatic cancer after losing an uncle to the disease.

Never Say America Is Finished It’s still the land of amazing possibilities. Where else, I wonder, could a 15 year old kid come up with a successful $3 screening test for deadly pancreatic cancer and get it patented? Because that’s what happened…. Jack Andraka, a pupil at a Maryland high school student, came up with a quick basic dip-stick sensor test, using simple diabetic test paper and a $50 meter from Home Depot. He focused specifically on early-stage pancreatic cancer after losing an uncle to the disease.

If you want to lose weight, you need to eat less — and if you want to eat less, it helps to write it down. When researchers studied the eating behaviors of female dieters they found that the most important tool linked to successful weight loss was a pen and notebook. It’s called a “food diary”. Women who kept food journals and consistently wrote down the foods they ate lost more weight than women who didn’t. What’s more, researchers found that skipping meals and eating out frequently, especially at lunch, led to less weight loss.

If you want to lose weight, you need to eat less — and if you want to eat less, it helps to write it down. When researchers studied the eating behaviors of female dieters they found that the most important tool linked to successful weight loss was a pen and notebook. It’s called a “food diary”. Women who kept food journals and consistently wrote down the foods they ate lost more weight than women who didn’t. What’s more, researchers found that skipping meals and eating out frequently, especially at lunch, led to less weight loss.

We are accustomed to the convenient (and lucrative) massaging of statistics that goes on around cancer. The public relations “war” is all about impressing the public and channeling them into the dollars machine, with fear and dread of cancer. Even so, it was quite startling to read that, since the PSA test has been discredited and not used too much, the “incidence” of early stage prostate cancer in older men has plummeted by 25%. See if you follow my reasoning, which is:  there are fewer fake cancers being funneled into the system? That’s pretty shocking. It follows on my repeated advice, which is stay away from doctors. What they call “screening”, fishermen would call casting their nets wider.